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Family law

Advice after separation on property and parenting, with agreement as the first aim wherever it is safe.

Clare Ashdown LLB, BA

Principal Solicitor

After separation

Most people come to us wanting to know where they stand before they talk to anyone else.

We explain how property is looked at, what the court expects for children and how an agreement can be made binding without a hearing.

What we handle

  • Separation
  • Property settlements
  • Parenting arrangements
  • Consent orders

How a matter runs

Send an enquiry
  1. A first call

    Tell us what has happened and what you need. We will say whether we can help and who will look after it.

  2. Costs in writing

    Before any work starts you receive an estimate and a short letter setting out the scope.

  3. The work itself

    Drafting, searches, letters and negotiation, with a note to you each time something changes.

  4. Wrapping up

    We confirm what was done, hand back your originals and tell you anything left to watch for.

Tell us what has happened

Send an enquiry or call (02) 5550 4127.

Tell us a little about your matter and we will call you back within one working day.